In theory, pheromone sprays are supposed to make you more attractive to whichever sex you happen to be seeking. Some seem to actually work while others are a gigantic failboat. Infatuation seems to lean more towards the epic miss side of the spectrum, not quite living up to its promise to "employ the chemistry of the powerful attractant alpha-androstenol to awaken deep, subconscious desires." However, it's not a total bust, as you can use it as an air freshener if you really like the scent.

If used properly, there won't be anything other than a light mist coming out of the can in a spray form. If you happen to spray too closely to whatever, it does lay down in a liquid form that is clear, and very potent.

As a spray it stays right where you sprayed it and doesn't seem to have any extra feeling to it, good or bad.

Infatuation has a strong floral scent. I can't detect which flower seems to be the most strong, but it smells like there's a few different florals in there. Most users will find that spraying it directly onto themselves will leave them smelling just a wee bit like they happened to bathe in it that morning, being easily detected even across the room and/or down the hall.

I haven't decided how much I do or do not like the scent. It's not one of my personal favorites, but I can't stop smelling it. It reminds me so much of these little canisters of powdered fresheners that you sprinkle on the carpet and then vacuum up that my grandmother used to have tons of. I have no idea what they were called as the little containers were unmarked, but they had a lovely floral pattern to the container.

Here's where it was a bust, as with most pheromone products I've tried. Ok, so it doesn't smell so bad it repels anybody, but it doesn't seem to attract anybody either. My fiance did notice the new scent on me, but it didn't affect his attraction level one way or the other. The scent itself lasts about 2 hours in the air, and about as long as most perfumes do when sprayed directly on clothing.

If you don't like the scent and you sprayed it directly on your skin, you could wash it off with a washcloth and soap.

Quite possibly one of the most appealing features of the product. The can itself looks like a brushed steel with a pink cap. There's nothing about this can that's overly indiscreet, but it's not exactly discreet either. The front says it's the Infatuation body spray with pheromones for her.

There are no directions, but there is a list of ingredients: alcohol denat, water, fragrance, isobutane, propane, glycerin, and androstadienone. Since a few of these ingredients are flammable, if you do actually like the way this smells, avoid spraying around an open flame please. We'd really like to keep you from going up in flames.

As something to attract my fiance to me more, fail. As something I might want to wear as a perfume all the time, fail. As something that I might use occasionally because for whatever reason, as much as I don't dig this scent that much I just cannot stop smelling it, win.

My fiance didn't notice that I was wearing anything new, the group of guys we were hanging out with didn't act any differently, nothing. I did still have a little bit on the day after when I got hit on at a Little Caesar's, but I think that was less the pheromones and more the girl in the parts delivery truck.

I might not recommend it outright, but if you can snag it for cheap or get it as a gift, there are much worse things you could end up with.